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#192134 - 07/20/07 04:55 AM Re: Firefox 2 - mood box too small [Re: Gizmo]
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No , I didn't install NoSquint or other local CSS hack.
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#192142 - 07/20/07 08:05 AM Re: Firefox 2 - mood box too small [Re: Gizmo]
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I'm using FF and have no problems at all. From the screenshot it looks like the table is much wider than it should be, as there is an awful lot of white space next to the image. The popup is supposed to be 300 pixels wide which should be plenty of space to see all of the moods (each table row should be only about 100 pixels).

Gizzy, you're a smart one..if you view source is there anything special about the html that's being generated in what you see, that would cause the table cells to be larger than what they should be?
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#192155 - 07/20/07 11:24 AM Re: Firefox 2 - mood box too small [Re: Rick]
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Checked with 2.0.0.4 - OK
Upgraded to 2.0.0.5 - OK

Running FF "as is". No plug-ins or hacks installed.

What I do notice in the 2 screenshots above is the different font sizes of "My Mood". Maybe this has something to do with it?

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#192180 - 07/20/07 04:29 PM Re: Firefox 2 - mood box too small [Re: ScriptKeeper]
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The source looks fine; nothing out of the ordinary at all... It only happens when I'm in firefox, and I know it's due to a plugin on my end... I just too many installed to warrent disabling them and then enabling them one by one to find the culprit...
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#192181 - 07/20/07 04:30 PM Re: Firefox 2 - mood box too small [Re: Gizmo]
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I know it's not nosquint though; I set the page to 100 (vs 120%) and it still gives the same issue. I still say setting scrollbars if needed would be a valid fix ;\)
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#197213 - 09/13/07 08:01 PM Re: Firefox 2 - mood box too small [Re: Gizmo]
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I'm seeing this issue in Firefox with 7.2.2.

I only added one custom mood icon to the stock, and the right side of the pop-up window is getting cut off.

Shouldn't this window auto resize? What if you want to load a lot of mood icons?

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#197215 - 09/13/07 08:03 PM Re: Firefox 2 - mood box too small [Re: Mitch P.]
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I've made some (several, like 20+) requests to get scrollbars added to this popup; we'll see if something happens in 7.3 lol
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#197227 - 09/14/07 07:59 AM Re: Firefox 2 - mood box too small [Re: Gizmo]
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I don't have the code in front of me right now, but it should just be a matter of changing the javascript window.open() call to make it bigger, add scrollbars. As soon as I get a chance, I'll have a looksee.
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#197231 - 09/14/07 08:29 AM Re: Firefox 2 - mood box too small [Re: Rick]
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yah that's a header.tpl thing

 Code:
<a title="{$lang.CHANGE_MOOD}" style="text-decoration: none" href="javascript: void(0);" onclick="javascript: window.open('{$config.BASE_URL}/ubbthreads.php?ubb=changemood','mood','toolbar=no,directories=no,location=no,scrollbars=yes,menubar=no,width=300,height=200')">


that's 7.2.2 stock right now.

that 300px kinda gets in the way, espcially when you have a wapper vying for realestate..

i know i change mine to something different, and it worked. i believe it was two-fold though.

1. change header to have a more flexible chromeless popup
2. change the template of the filemanager as well, to remove the wrapper as well as to go with % on the widths..

:2c:
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#213282 - 05/23/08 08:12 AM Re: Firefox 2 - mood box too small [Re: Sirdude]
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This is still an issue in 7.3. I'm on FF 2.0.0.14. I can't see all of the mood icons. I have the problem in my own forum and I also have the problem here.

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